/s4s/ - anime pillow fight

The ones that lie about their sex before getting in bed, what are they hoping to achieve?
I bet they're the same ones that block "chasers" aka the only men who would appreciate them as they are, just because they're a little too enthusiastic about girl penis.

>>42097
If you pass then it should be okay to call yourself a girl on Tinder and dating sites. Also I think chasers are kinda gross because they want girly men and only see us as men. We want to be seen as girls by the guys we try to date. We don't just want to be gay men with a few extra steps.

>>42098
yeah but they don't pass when they have sex that's why they get hate crimed, it doesn't seem very smart

Also there's something vaguely morally repugnant about trying to trick men wanting a fertile woman into sleeping with a man without their consent

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>>42100
>it doesn't seem very smart
yea but we still do it for the lulz and cummies

>>42095 (OP) 
He cares about you. I was like this at first too when my friend transitioned, I was very worried because being transgender is dangerous. 
But then I figured out that my actions were hurting them and our friendship, so I started supporting her. 
Your brother likely doesn't have any bad intentions, he's worried.

>>42152
the trannies on reddit always jump straight to excommunication when family isn't immediately accepting of their coming out, it's like they don't even consider fearing for their safety as their reason for disapproval.

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>>42185
Family always uses emotional blackmail to try and guilt you into repressing. They say they "care" but it always feels like they just want you to be "normal" again. Lying and doing it behind their back just makes them feel angry and betrayed. So it's better to leave and spare your and their feelings for a while. Come back when you're cute and girly enough to prove your point to them.

>>42188
think about it from their perspective, you have a sibling who just quietly starts crossdressing then wearing makeup then asking you to call them she then coming out as transgender, all without any signs that they were always like that and every indication that this is some phase they're going through, why would you encourage it?

>>42199
forgot to add, I always view rapid onset gender dysphoria with suspicion, most of the time, it's not because they fit the "female brain in male body" archetype, but because they suddenly found online friends who all happen to be trans and they got steamrolled into it, and now they have to do it too or they'll lose their new support network